Ashurst School.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 281, 24 October 1884, Page 3

Ashurst School.

The School was examined by Mr Bindon ofrlMe&iyi ? otifobei' l&h.^ - He reports as follows : — Number on the Roll, 74. Present oh examination day^fi^jpre^en^d inStandartls, of pass^. f j96:^.: Not* presented 'to pass a gjgnifg Standard than jjiat; previously passed, 1 ,6. Those presented k Standards •we^ej—,' w , ;; ? Stan|a^d^l^^-Kale T. y^arne, < passed. ■" ' ''•'" '' '" passed^g^^ V^jljiam , Maunder, . John F. BLs^w.^^vy ,I^\> es f^bei't Hart,' Alfred p&k?fefei jfr^lS Sender,; Thomas '(Wilgpi^ , Alfred Jpauckham, Standard IT.— Examined,?); passed^ Thoniajj jammer, . George Hair, ; i TredencfcCraY^nT^M^^A^Seade,, Helen McKenzieyJSUen 3auckham, and Hose A. fa^ati. | % ' \ Standard I.~ £^liin'ed 9 -.lij : .jf passed, 10. Charles Searl|, "William Rimmer, Robert MciKenzie, ThomiWoKMfe iOha^esf r^oguni-t %4 Poulsen, Mary Grammer, Harriet Kilford, and BrijdgetjJEnright. Faited, Daniel EnrigM: * '' : \; -^ ~' f " Of .T^he; '.:p,wpi)s ;. <■ Te-presented Standard Saliah and iEllen (Craven m the IVMU^iidw'es i^tbaJllyand Axel Blixt m the 11, did rery good /work. Mr ffiffitia wms his 1 Te|>b ; rt 'ms ; . follows.^p nt - '' h -y-- M' .siii»T;.<:.J* i The*work • wa» ; veiy salisf actory;and characr^Vizitfd*^' ti^ti-feme neatness in' all Sjil^ards/' ;; especially m the ; Fourth'f ;HWf«Ws! -tlie^- paper* were fexcelleb^^e *e^r have yet examined. .O'rdftf ' «x«lell6iit.- i- 1 • Gtfnduct and inarinej^ -'tit jfAfeHS 'excellent: '■">^ : ! , ! Re^ibm^n^ly-^6!d- «-r ,i^